There isn't a lot that can go wrong with a receiver/dryer in an automobile air conditioning system, unless you have damaged it. That shouldn't stop the compressor clutch from engaging. The sensor that is usually on the side of the receiver/dryer detects the pressure of the refrigerant. If the pressure drops below a certain point, the sensor will not allow the clutch to engage. It's possible that the receiver/dryer has a hole in it, but that's usually caused by damage, not by normal use. However, the clutch itself can go bad, since it works with a magnetic coil that can burn out. You can check that by following the wire coming out the back of the clutch (behind the pulley) up to the nearest connector and testing it there with an ohmmeter. If it is open, you'll need to pull the pulley to replace. Better take it to a air conditioning shop.
If it gets bad, tourists will stop coming.
it is not so bad but evapourated water will build up in the dryer out pipe
Yes
A stop- Rotor out of round, possibly bad wheel bearing.
im guessing a bad idle valve
Almost classic example of fuel filter gone bad.
One of your wheel bearings are bad
no. cool air is never bad for your hair.
One thing that could be wrong with the dryer is a bad heating element.
when is diary of a bad man coming
your oil pump is bad
TCC (Torque converter clutch) Soleniod in the transmission is likely bad. Hope for that because if not it's a bad torque converter.